Continuing our countdown of the Top 10 Saints moments at home, we revisit the first playoff win in Saints franchise history on December 30, 2000, against the St. Louis Rams in the NFC Wild Card game. Hear from Saints legend Sammy Knight, who grabbed two interceptions in the win, about the historic game!

With New Orleans leading 31-28, the Saints punted with 1:51 left, leading to one of Jim Henderson's most unforgettable calls: "Hakim drops the ball!" Rams WR Az-Zahir Hakim fumbled, and fullback Brian Milne recovered, sealing the Saints' first-ever playoff victory.

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Finishing our Top 10 Saints moments at home with the unforgettable reopening of the Superdome on September 25, 2006 after Hurricane Katrina for the Saints' Week 3 win against the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football. Voice of the Saints Mike Hoss joins John DeShazier and Gus Kattengell to relive Steve Gleason's legendary blocked punt and discuss the mood inside and outside the Dome.

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Continuing our countdown of the Top 10 Saints moments at home, cornerback Tracy Porter and kicker Garrett Hartley revisit the Saints' 2009 NFC Championship game against the Minnesota Vikings on Jan. 24, 2010.

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As we continue our countdown of the Top 10 Saints moments at home, we rewind to 1975; the year the Superdome opened its doors and changed New Orleans football forever. The Saints played their first preseason game in the Dome on August 6, 1975 against the Houston Oilers, followed by their first regular season game on September 28, 1975 vs. the Cincinnati Bengals.

Saints legend Danny Abramowicz shares his memories of home games before and after the Superdome's debut, while Ken Trahan, owner of Crescent City Sports and General Manager of the Saints Hall of Fame Museum, reflects on the team's transition from playing Uptown to Downtown.

Relive one of the greatest moments in Saints history as we continue our countdown of the Top 10 Saints home games. This episode revisits the night Drew Brees made NFL history by breaking Peyton Manning's all-time touchdown record on Monday Night Football (Dec. 16, 2019).

Former Saints tight end Josh Hill, who caught touchdown No. 540, joins John DeShazier and Gus Kattengell to share inside stories from that unforgettable game and what it meant to be part of Brees' record-breaking 4-TD performance.

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Continuing our countdown of the Top 10 Saints moments at home with the unforgettable 38-17 Monday Night Football rout of the New England Patriots during the 2009 NFL season. The game was a statement win on the path to the franchise's first Super Bowl title. Saints legend Roman Harper relives all the glory with John DeShazier and Gus Kattengell on Home Sweet Home, a New Orleans Saints podcast.

Continuing our countdown of the Top 10 Saints moments at home by revisiting Deuce McAllister's 163-yard, 2-touchdown performance in the Saints' 27–24 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on January 13, 2007, as he sits down with John DeShazier and Gus Kattengell to relive the 2006 NFC Divisional Round Playoff game on Home Sweet Home, a New Orleans Saints podcast.

Continuing our countdown of the Top 10 Saints moments at home by looking at the Saints' first playoff berth with Saints legend Bobby Hebert as he sits down with John DeShazier and Gus Kattengell to talk about the 44-34 win vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on December 6, 1987 on Home Sweet Home, a New Orleans Saints podcast.